- Selling
- Before you sign, you see the least you’ll be paid, unless the fund closes first. The fund sells your slice and pays you, in parts if it has to. Times are typical, not promised. If any.fund’s service stops, this site lets you send your sale’s next step from your own wallet. A sale needs a little HYPE for gas. A halted market or an unconfirmed fund order still needs any.fund.
- Rebalancing.
- Each fund rebalances to its leverage on a fixed schedule, daily or hourly, like a leveraged ETF. Between rebalances, the fund moves about its leverage times its markets’ weighted move. After a big move against it, it cuts leverage to stay clear of liquidation, though a sudden move can still liquidate it; its page shows how big a move. Rebalances and cut-backs wait until someone sends them, usually any.fund’s service.
- Costs
- No creator fee. any.fund’s fee on what a fund trades can’t pass 0.1%, and any change is queued on chain 48 hours ahead. The amounts paid to holders on buys and sells stay in the fund. Trading fees go to Hyperliquid and market operators. Funding is paid to or received from traders on the other side; rates change. Both change share value. Charged now: not reported.
- Changes
- Each fund’s terms are set at launch. Changes to the funds’ code or to any.fund’s fee (at most 0.1% of what a fund trades) wait 48 hours on chain, and a sale you’ve started may still be unpaid when one takes effect. To stop a problem, any.fund can pause buys or close a fund at once; holders then claim their share of the cash recovered.
- Risk
- Leverage cuts both ways, and cut-backs don’t cap losses. A fast move can liquidate a fund before it cuts back.
- Alpha
- The contracts don’t check that rule.